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is an exceptionally funny man. He's an actor, comedian, and former news anchor
for Saturday Night Live.
Next week, comedy history will be made with the premiere of Sports Show with
Norm Macdonald.
You can watch it Tuesday nights at 10.30 on Comedy Central.
Please welcome Norm Macdonald.
How's it going, dude?
Good.
You scared me.
Why, why?
I don't know. I felt like you were coming to attack me or something.
No, no, no. I like getting out of here fast. I find people don't like people
walking.
You know? Right, right? To the jokes, get jokes in.
Some people really milk it, the walk out to the thing.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I admire that in a way because I don't have that kind of confidence to stand
there and to do this and this.
Oh, to do the big thing and wave and everything.
And sometimes they go in and there's handshakes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. People don't care too much for you.
Not you, me.
Yeah, or us, together.
How are you? Well, I'm glad your ankle is better because I know you hurt your
ankle.
Oh, yeah. I pulled my tendon.
That's bad, right?
No, it's good.
You're like Rickles, right?
I'll tell you why it's bad. This is a thing.
You have a boy. I know you have a boy.
A boy and a girl, yeah.
But I know you have a boy.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
Another girl.
But I have a boy as well.
And they get to a certain age, you know?
Like, I always let my kid, whenever I play basketball with him, I would let him
win because I thought that was the gentlemanly thing to do.
Uh-huh.
Because he was six.
Yeah, right.
So I would pretend like he would win, but easily. I could easily beat him.
So then a day came when all of a sudden he beat me. Like, for real, he beat me,
you know?
And I don't know if you've ever gone through this, but it's a change, you know?
Changes everything.
Everything changes and you realize that you're, you know, you're irrelevant.
Very well.
Is that how you got the, did your son hurt you or?
Yeah, my son hurt me, yeah.
Oh, wow.
Have you talked to anyone?
And then I tell him, when we were at Christmas, and he said, my dad's like, he,
uh, he said, he can't even, he never beat me in my, his whole, my whole life,
he never beat me at basketball.
And I said, no, no, I let you win when you were a kid.
He's like, yeah, well, you got proof of that, you know?
So he thinks I couldn't beat him when he was six.
Yeah, there's no way.
That's what you have to, you have the right, you might be right.
You have to write it down and mail it to him so it's postmarked.
That's right.
I'm glad you're all right.
I know you're in the middle of your big promotional tour for Sports Show.
Yeah, yeah, I was on Letterman.
Who's better than Letterman, right?
Nobody.
And, uh, no, I didn't mean that.
I know, I agree with you.
Nobody is.
I didn't think I'm making a joke.
But no, of course, we grew up.
That's why we want to do this.
Yeah, exactly.
I don't want to do it.
Well, that's why we've agreed to do it.
But what's awesome is you get to meet like guys, right?
So I was on Letterman.
I met Willie Nelson, one of my heroes, because I love country and western music.
And my buddy, Billy Joe Shavers, is buddies with Willie.
So when I was at Letterman last week, I was like, oh, my, I've got to go talk
to Willie, you know?
So then the guy that's the segment producer is like, hey, Nora Jones.
He's with him, you know?
I don't know who that is.
But you know how they get old legends to sing with some young person?
Right, yeah.
So I go, okay, okay, whatever.
So he goes, yeah, but she'll be there.
Like, don't forget to say anything.
I go, all right, don't worry.
So I go down, and there's Willie Nelson.
I'm like, oh, my God, we're talking all these stories and everything.
And then there's a lady standing beside him, you know?
So then he hits me like this, you know?
I go, ah?
And then I remember, I go, oh.
I go, Nora Ephron.
And then I go, Nora Jones.
I said Nora Jones after, but I said Nora Ephron because, well, here's the thing.
When you say Nora fast, it's hard not to say Ephron right after.
It's one of the hardest things you could ever do in your life.
But it's hard for me.
It's hard for me with the people, and especially the ladies, to remember,
because many of them look alike.
All women look alike to you?
Sort of.
What about, you ever see them old movies?
That's when they really f***ed.
You know, like, you know, if you ever try to, you know, like, they always go,
hey, Charlie Chaplin, man, that was a comic genius.
Ever try to sit through that s***?
Honestly, no.
It's pretty tough.
It's pretty tough.
But in the 1920 movies and stuff, you'll see the ladies back then, and they'd
all have big, round, white faces, you know, and some hair up here.
And then they would look like everybody else, but then they'd say, that one's
gorgeous.
You just had to take their word for it.
She's a great beauty.
Yeah.
But anyways, no, I was going to say, I don't know the ladies that well, you
know.
And really, it's Hollywood's fault for not giving them good roles.
So I was on this show.
They invited me on this show.
My Name is Earl TV Show.
My Name is Earl.
Yeah.
This was a couple years ago.
I remember you were on that show.
Yeah, it's gone.
It's off.
But it was a very successful show and a very incredibly funny show, although I
never saw it.
Uh-huh.
So, because you can't see everything.
You can't.
You really can't.
You know, it's hard enough to see anything.
So I say, I say, I say, send me something, you know, a thing to watch.
They say, we'll send you a link.
I go, excellent, but I don't know what a link is.
So, anyways, I don't watch it, right?
So I figure I'll just pretend I've seen the show, you know.
And so I go in, and I'm like, hey, everybody, man, Earl, that guy's good.
And everybody else, too, you know.
Not only Earl, you know.
I'm trying to make a show.
So then I sit down, I go, this is great, man.
And I can't say it, because when you lie, you overcompensate, you know.
It's better to just tell the truth.
So I'm sitting beside a lady, goes by the name of Jamie Presley.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, sure.
So here she is, she's sitting beside me, pregnant, you know.
She's in the family way, as they say.
So I look over at her, you know, I see she's pregnant.
So I say, listen, Jamie, that's amazing, like, you're pregnant.
It's cool how they shoot around that on the show.
You don't look pregnant.
She says, I'm pregnant on the show.
So then I say, I know.
Did that work?
I think, yeah, I was trying to confound her by just saying, I know.
You probably did.
Really loud.
When you moved here from Canada, did you come to New York or Los Angeles?
Hey, man, I met the guy from Lost, played John Locke.
You ever heard of that, fella?
Of course.
Yeah, Terry O'Quinn.
Terry O'Quinn.
Yeah.
I love Lost.
You know what's Lost?
I'm obsessed with the show, yeah, yeah.
I'm still watching it.
I watch it, uh, I watch it on the, uh, on the...
Link?
No, the, yeah.
You got that working?
On the computer, where you can watch, like, one, you can watch them right after
each other.
So you don't have, there's no cliffhanger, you know?
Yeah, I know about that.
You probably watch it a lot, six...
Do you think I'm 80?
No, you probably watch the show, though.
I did.
I watch it during the...
So that must have been incredibly frustrating.
No, it wasn't.
Why would you say that?
Well, because, uh, because I couldn't wait, uh, 30 seconds to get into it on my
DVD.
Right.
Sometimes it's better to space things out, though, and discuss it with your
friends, have a little
talk about what happened, and then you wait, you have to wait a week, and it's,
you know,
it's delayed gratification.
Yeah, I guess, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what's fun about a book
club.
But, uh...
But here's the thing.
Where are you in the run of Lost?
I'm finished, I'm finished, I'm finished.
But, uh, I, uh, I, uh, I realized something around season three, that, uh, that
these guys
that wrote the Lost, they didn't know they were going for six seasons.
So they did not have this planned out.
You don't think they did?
No, no, they did not write a 400-hour TV show that the name cut it up.
They, you know, they didn't know when they were going to get canceled, so then
they're
just making up stuff and everything, and then, and then crazy things happened.
They didn't get canceled, though.
They planned to end the show, they ended the show early.
They, that was their ending?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That's even worse.
That was their ending.
That was their ending.
I do not like, I don't like ambiguous endings.
I want to know.
I don't want to try to figure it out.
What about the Sopranos ending?
Did you like that?
You didn't care for that?
I want to know.
I don't want to be left.
Like, I remember this movie, Lost in Translation, Bill Murray, couldn't love
the guy more.
But you ever remember that movie?
Yeah.
At the end of the movie, uh, you see it, it's all good and everything, he runs
through
the crowd, whispers into Scarlett Johansson's ears, they don't have him miked.
That's unforgivable.
You're like, what?
And then, and then they're like, yeah, you figure it out.
I'm like, me?
I'm supposed to figure it out?
I'm, I'm watching.
This is what I like to do.
I like, I like figuring out movies in the same way that would be like me going,
hey man,
I'm going to buy a car.
I think I'll go down to Detroit, see if they need any help welding.
Right?
I can't believe you're not American.
It makes no sense to me.
Bill, we got to do a commercial though.
See, we do, we do a commercial.
We're right back with Norm MacDonald, the sports show.
We're back with the great Norm MacDonald.
He's got a neat show called Sports Show with Norm MacDonald coming to Comedy
Central on Tuesday
night at 1030.
Very exciting.
Do you play sports?
Are you an athlete?
You like Rickles, right?
I love Rickles, yeah.
I was, I was, I was, I did a movie with Rickles, right?
Uh-huh.
So, so it's so awesome.
Dirty work, right?
Dirty work, yeah.
So it's so awesome.
So it's so awesome.
And, and, and so he couldn't remember, remember, remember now, he couldn't
remember any lines,
you know?
So, so I'd go like, I wrote, write something that I thought sounded like Rickles.
Like I'd go, hey, say, Don, say this to Artie Lang, you know, say, Baskin Robbins
called
me today and they're down to three flavors, you know?
So, so then he goes, he goes, look at you.
He goes, Baskin's and Johnson called me today.
He goes, you know what they told me?
They told me you ate all their ice cream, all their ice cream, tubs and tubs of
ice cream.
And now they don't, it's like 45 minutes.
So, so, but this is the violence, man.
You don't give Don Rickles lines.
I tell you, man.
You let him come up with his own.
You just, you gotta let him go.
Yeah, that's right.
But, uh, Rickles, man, he's, he's the real deal.
He's the best, yeah.
He's the funniest guy.
And, uh, so that week Sinatra was on his deathbed.
Frank Sinatra.
Frank Sinatra, Rickles, you know, close friend, you know?
So at lunch, I was like, people were like, should we mention Sinatra?
I don't think we should mention him.
I'll bum him out, you know?
But then I said, I don't want to ask him, you know?
So I said, hey, Frank, like, I mean, uh, hey, Don, have you, uh, have you
talked to
Frank lately, you know?
And he goes, yeah.
I saw him last week.
There was a lot of this.
This guy died four days later.
And then I said, uh, I said, oh.
And he goes, yeah.
He goes, it's a lot of me with my, uh, with my head two, uh, inches from Frank's,
uh, face
going, I'm not Barbara.
Well, Frank wouldn't want it any other way, I have a feeling.
That's very true.
Uh, but, okay, let's talk about this show, because it is, I think this show is
going to
be a big hit.
Yeah.
I hope it is.
I mean, for your sake.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
But, uh, I really do.
I think it's going to be a big hit.
I am looking forward to watching it every week.
It's about sports.
Yeah.
Are you a big sports fan?
Yeah, I love sports.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You gamble on sports sometimes?
I do sometimes gamble on sports, yeah.
Well, you won't be able to gamble on sports anymore now that you're a figure,
you're a public
figure.
Yeah, no, I quit gambling on sports.
You did quit altogether, for real?
Do you consider baseball a sport?
Sometimes.
It depends on who's playing.
Do you consider basketball a sport?
Yeah, sure.
Football.
Yeah.
Technically, I still gamble on sports.
Yeah, okay, all right.
We have a clip here, even though, now, I don't know.
Yes, I brought a clip.
The show starts on Tuesday.
I brought a clip.
But you brought a clip.
Yes.
You want to see it?
I brought a clip.
Why not?
You brought it, and we might as well see it.
Hey, what about this?
Super Dave has been on the phone with me back since.
Super Dave Osborne?
The great Super Dave Osborne.
Yes, yes.
And he's been on the phone while I'm trying to get ready to come out here.
Yes.
He keeps phoning me.
That's what he does.
And he goes, this is what you do.
You walk out.
You're wearing a pompadour.
Because you just look at Jimmy.
You don't say a thing for five minutes.
This is why we never invite him back anymore.
He says, let me ask you a question.
It's fourth down and one.
You're at the one yard line.
You have the choice.
You can head it to O.J. Simpson, Jim Brown, or Emmett Smith.
I'd go with Rosie O'Donnell.
Then you've got Kirstielli in the hole and Wendy O'Williams behind him.
Wendy O'Williams is the...
Wendy O'Williams?
He's a punk singer or something, right?
No, I think he meant Wendy Williams.
He said, Wendy O'Williams is the lone setman.
I think he was a little confused.
You don't want to show the clip, do you?
I'll show the clip, yeah.
Let's show the clip.
This is from Sports Show.
Take a look.
Yeah, well, that's not the whole...
There's more.
There's more, Jim.
Oh, there's more.
Yeah, that's not the whole clip.
There's more than that.
There.
And that's it?
Well, the show's not on yet, in fairness.
It's what the kids call metacomedy.
Is that what the kids are calling it now?
I went to a meeting once and they said, hey, it's very meta.
And I'm like, what the f***?
And it was like...
It turned out it's a comedy term.
Here I am in comedy.
I don't know the term, yet this f***ing studio head knew it.
You know, it's a comedy term for people who aren't funny.
Yeah, it is kind of.
And they use it regularly.
Well, it's great to have you here.
I wish you the best of the show.
Full show with more McDonald's next Tuesday night at 10.30 on Comedy Central.
Right back with Alicia Cuthbert.

Norm and jimmy Kimmel

is an exceptionally funny man. He's an actor, comedian, and former news anchor
for Saturday Night Live.
Next week, comedy history will be made with the premiere of Sports Show with
Norm Macdonald.
You can watch it Tuesday nights at 10.30 on Comedy Central.
Please welcome Norm Macdonald.
How's it going, dude?
Good.
You scared me.
Why, why?
I don't know. I felt like you were coming to attack me or something.
No, no, no. I like getting out of here fast. I find people don't like people
walking.
You know? Right, right? To the jokes, get jokes in.
Some people really milk it, the walk out to the thing.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I admire that in a way because I don't have that kind of confidence to stand
there and to do this and this.
Oh, to do the big thing and wave and everything.
And sometimes they go in and there's handshakes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. People don't care too much for you.
Not you, me.
Yeah, or us, together.
How are you? Well, I'm glad your ankle is better because I know you hurt your
ankle.
Oh, yeah. I pulled my tendon.
That's bad, right?
No, it's good.
You're like Rickles, right?
I'll tell you why it's bad. This is a thing.
You have a boy. I know you have a boy.
A boy and a girl, yeah.
But I know you have a boy.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
Another girl.
But I have a boy as well.
And they get to a certain age, you know?
Like, I always let my kid, whenever I play basketball with him, I would let him
win because I thought that was the gentlemanly thing to do.
Uh-huh.
Because he was six.
Yeah, right.
So I would pretend like he would win, but easily. I could easily beat him.
So then a day came when all of a sudden he beat me. Like, for real, he beat me,
you know?
And I don't know if you've ever gone through this, but it's a change, you know?
Changes everything.
Everything changes and you realize that you're, you know, you're irrelevant.
Very well.
Is that how you got the, did your son hurt you or?
Yeah, my son hurt me, yeah.
Oh, wow.
Have you talked to anyone?
And then I tell him, when we were at Christmas, and he said, my dad's like, he,
uh, he said, he can't even, he never beat me in my, his whole, my whole life,
he never beat me at basketball.
And I said, no, no, I let you win when you were a kid.
He's like, yeah, well, you got proof of that, you know?
So he thinks I couldn't beat him when he was six.
Yeah, there's no way.
That's what you have to, you have the right, you might be right.
You have to write it down and mail it to him so it's postmarked.
That's right.
I'm glad you're all right.
I know you're in the middle of your big promotional tour for Sports Show.
Yeah, yeah, I was on Letterman.
Who's better than Letterman, right?
Nobody.
And, uh, no, I didn't mean that.
I know, I agree with you.
Nobody is.
I didn't think I'm making a joke.
But no, of course, we grew up.
That's why we want to do this.
Yeah, exactly.
I don't want to do it.
Well, that's why we've agreed to do it.
But what's awesome is you get to meet like guys, right?
So I was on Letterman.
I met Willie Nelson, one of my heroes, because I love country and western music.
And my buddy, Billy Joe Shavers, is buddies with Willie.
So when I was at Letterman last week, I was like, oh, my, I've got to go talk
to Willie, you know?
So then the guy that's the segment producer is like, hey, Nora Jones.
He's with him, you know?
I don't know who that is.
But you know how they get old legends to sing with some young person?
Right, yeah.
So I go, okay, okay, whatever.
So he goes, yeah, but she'll be there.
Like, don't forget to say anything.
I go, all right, don't worry.
So I go down, and there's Willie Nelson.
I'm like, oh, my God, we're talking all these stories and everything.
And then there's a lady standing beside him, you know?
So then he hits me like this, you know?
I go, ah?
And then I remember, I go, oh.
I go, Nora Ephron.
And then I go, Nora Jones.
I said Nora Jones after, but I said Nora Ephron because, well, here's the thing.
When you say Nora fast, it's hard not to say Ephron right after.
It's one of the hardest things you could ever do in your life.
But it's hard for me.
It's hard for me with the people, and especially the ladies, to remember,
because many of them look alike.
All women look alike to you?
Sort of.
What about, you ever see them old movies?
That's when they really f***ed.
You know, like, you know, if you ever try to, you know, like, they always go,
hey, Charlie Chaplin, man, that was a comic genius.
Ever try to sit through that s***?
Honestly, no.
It's pretty tough.
It's pretty tough.
But in the 1920 movies and stuff, you'll see the ladies back then, and they'd
all have big, round, white faces, you know, and some hair up here.
And then they would look like everybody else, but then they'd say, that one's
gorgeous.
You just had to take their word for it.
She's a great beauty.
Yeah.
But anyways, no, I was going to say, I don't know the ladies that well, you
know.
And really, it's Hollywood's fault for not giving them good roles.
So I was on this show.
They invited me on this show.
My Name is Earl TV Show.
My Name is Earl.
Yeah.
This was a couple years ago.
I remember you were on that show.
Yeah, it's gone.
It's off.
But it was a very successful show and a very incredibly funny show, although I
never saw it.
Uh-huh.
So, because you can't see everything.
You can't.
You really can't.
You know, it's hard enough to see anything.
So I say, I say, I say, send me something, you know, a thing to watch.
They say, we'll send you a link.
I go, excellent, but I don't know what a link is.
So, anyways, I don't watch it, right?
So I figure I'll just pretend I've seen the show, you know.
And so I go in, and I'm like, hey, everybody, man, Earl, that guy's good.
And everybody else, too, you know.
Not only Earl, you know.
I'm trying to make a show.
So then I sit down, I go, this is great, man.
And I can't say it, because when you lie, you overcompensate, you know.
It's better to just tell the truth.
So I'm sitting beside a lady, goes by the name of Jamie Presley.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, sure.
So here she is, she's sitting beside me, pregnant, you know.
She's in the family way, as they say.
So I look over at her, you know, I see she's pregnant.
So I say, listen, Jamie, that's amazing, like, you're pregnant.
It's cool how they shoot around that on the show.
You don't look pregnant.
She says, I'm pregnant on the show.
So then I say, I know.
Did that work?
I think, yeah, I was trying to confound her by just saying, I know.
You probably did.
Really loud.
When you moved here from Canada, did you come to New York or Los Angeles?
Hey, man, I met the guy from Lost, played John Locke.
You ever heard of that, fella?
Of course.
Yeah, Terry O'Quinn.
Terry O'Quinn.
Yeah.
I love Lost.
You know what's Lost?
I'm obsessed with the show, yeah, yeah.
I'm still watching it.
I watch it, uh, I watch it on the, uh, on the...
Link?
No, the, yeah.
You got that working?
On the computer, where you can watch, like, one, you can watch them right after
each other.
So you don't have, there's no cliffhanger, you know?
Yeah, I know about that.
You probably watch it a lot, six...
Do you think I'm 80?
No, you probably watch the show, though.
I did.
I watch it during the...
So that must have been incredibly frustrating.
No, it wasn't.
Why would you say that?
Well, because, uh, because I couldn't wait, uh, 30 seconds to get into it on my
DVD.
Right.
Sometimes it's better to space things out, though, and discuss it with your
friends, have a little
talk about what happened, and then you wait, you have to wait a week, and it's,
you know,
it's delayed gratification.
Yeah, I guess, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's what's fun about a book
club.
But, uh...
But here's the thing.
Where are you in the run of Lost?
I'm finished, I'm finished, I'm finished.
But, uh, I, uh, I, uh, I realized something around season three, that, uh, that
these guys
that wrote the Lost, they didn't know they were going for six seasons.
So they did not have this planned out.
You don't think they did?
No, no, they did not write a 400-hour TV show that the name cut it up.
They, you know, they didn't know when they were going to get canceled, so then
they're
just making up stuff and everything, and then, and then crazy things happened.
They didn't get canceled, though.
They planned to end the show, they ended the show early.
They, that was their ending?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That's even worse.
That was their ending.
That was their ending.
I do not like, I don't like ambiguous endings.
I want to know.
I don't want to try to figure it out.
What about the Sopranos ending?
Did you like that?
You didn't care for that?
I want to know.
I don't want to be left.
Like, I remember this movie, Lost in Translation, Bill Murray, couldn't love
the guy more.
But you ever remember that movie?
Yeah.
At the end of the movie, uh, you see it, it's all good and everything, he runs
through
the crowd, whispers into Scarlett Johansson's ears, they don't have him miked.
That's unforgivable.
You're like, what?
And then, and then they're like, yeah, you figure it out.
I'm like, me?
I'm supposed to figure it out?
I'm, I'm watching.
This is what I like to do.
I like, I like figuring out movies in the same way that would be like me going,
hey man,
I'm going to buy a car.
I think I'll go down to Detroit, see if they need any help welding.
Right?
I can't believe you're not American.
It makes no sense to me.
Bill, we got to do a commercial though.
See, we do, we do a commercial.
We're right back with Norm MacDonald, the sports show.
We're back with the great Norm MacDonald.
He's got a neat show called Sports Show with Norm MacDonald coming to Comedy
Central on Tuesday
night at 1030.
Very exciting.
Do you play sports?
Are you an athlete?
You like Rickles, right?
I love Rickles, yeah.
I was, I was, I was, I did a movie with Rickles, right?
Uh-huh.
So, so it's so awesome.
Dirty work, right?
Dirty work, yeah.
So it's so awesome.
So it's so awesome.
And, and, and so he couldn't remember, remember, remember now, he couldn't
remember any lines,
you know?
So, so I'd go like, I wrote, write something that I thought sounded like Rickles.
Like I'd go, hey, say, Don, say this to Artie Lang, you know, say, Baskin Robbins
called
me today and they're down to three flavors, you know?
So, so then he goes, he goes, look at you.
He goes, Baskin's and Johnson called me today.
He goes, you know what they told me?
They told me you ate all their ice cream, all their ice cream, tubs and tubs of
ice cream.
And now they don't, it's like 45 minutes.
So, so, but this is the violence, man.
You don't give Don Rickles lines.
I tell you, man.
You let him come up with his own.
You just, you gotta let him go.
Yeah, that's right.
But, uh, Rickles, man, he's, he's the real deal.
He's the best, yeah.
He's the funniest guy.
And, uh, so that week Sinatra was on his deathbed.
Frank Sinatra.
Frank Sinatra, Rickles, you know, close friend, you know?
So at lunch, I was like, people were like, should we mention Sinatra?
I don't think we should mention him.
I'll bum him out, you know?
But then I said, I don't want to ask him, you know?
So I said, hey, Frank, like, I mean, uh, hey, Don, have you, uh, have you
talked to
Frank lately, you know?
And he goes, yeah.
I saw him last week.
There was a lot of this.
This guy died four days later.
And then I said, uh, I said, oh.
And he goes, yeah.
He goes, it's a lot of me with my, uh, with my head two, uh, inches from Frank's,
uh, face
going, I'm not Barbara.
Well, Frank wouldn't want it any other way, I have a feeling.
That's very true.
Uh, but, okay, let's talk about this show, because it is, I think this show is
going to
be a big hit.
Yeah.
I hope it is.
I mean, for your sake.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
But, uh, I really do.
I think it's going to be a big hit.
I am looking forward to watching it every week.
It's about sports.
Yeah.
Are you a big sports fan?
Yeah, I love sports.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
You gamble on sports sometimes?
I do sometimes gamble on spor